Dangos 344 canlyniad

1 David Thomas of the town of Carmarthen. 2 Thomas Laugharne the elder of the town of Laugharne, co. Carmarthen. Mortgage of Allt Ddu and other lands in the parish of Llangunnor, co. Carmarthen.

1 David John David of the parish of Bettws Yevan, co. Cardigan; Alban David of the parish of Blaenporth, co. Cardigan, and David John of the same parish and county (grandson of the said David John David) and Elinor his wife. 2 Griffith Jenkins of the parish of Penbryn, co. Cardigan. Conveyance of Llainhallt and Tyllwyd in the parishes of Bettws Evan and Blaenporth, co. Cardigan.

1 Samuel Jones of the parish of Pembrey, co. Carmarthen. 2 Richard Morris of Kidwelly, co. Carmarthen. 3 David Thomas of the Borough of Carmarthen, glover. Lease of mines under the tenement of Wern in the parish of Pembrey, co. Carmarthen.

1 Richard Summers of the town of Haverfordwest. 2 Richard James of the prish of Monington, co. Pembroke. Release of Cwrt y Mwnws in the parishes of Llantood and Monington, co. Pembroke.

1 Richard James of the parish of Monington, co. Pembroke. 2 William Howells of the parish of Kilgerran, co. Pembroke. Lease for a year of Cwrt y Mwnws, Bronwen, Rhydgaled, alias Trevigin Fach and Gafael Meredith in the parishes of Monington and Llantood in co. Pembroke.

1 David Jones of the parish of Llanfihangel-pen-bedw, in co. Pembroke (which said David Jones is the eldest son of Owen David otherwise Jones, late of Bronyar in the parish of Blaenporth, in co. Cardigan, deceased). 2 Elizabeth Evans of Penywenallt parish of Llandugwith, co. Cardigan, widow. 3 Thomas Howell of the parish of Llanwinio, co. Carmarthen. Conveyance of Bronyr, Tythin-y-berth-ddu and Blaen y gors in the parish of Blaenporth, co. Cardigan.

1 Thomas Powell of Chancery Lane, London. 2 Arthur Jones and David Jones (assignees of David Thomas of Carmarthen, a bankrupt). Lease and Release of Alltddu and other lands in the parish of Llangunnor, co. Carmarthen.

1 Richard James of the parish of Monington, co. Pembroke and Elizabeth his wife. 2 Richard James of the town of Carmarthen, newphew and heir at law of William Howells late of the parish of Kilgerran, co. Pembroke deceased the said William Howells eldest brother's grandson. 3 Mary Howells of the parish of Kilgerran, widow of the late William Howells of the same place. Mortgage of Cwrt y Mwnws, Fronwen, Rhydgaled alias Trefigin Fach and Gafael Meredith in the parishes of Monington and Llantood, co. Pembroke.

1 John Evans of the town of Cardigan and Mary his wife. 2 Thomas Coby of Rhosglwen, co. Pembroke. 3 Richard Gibbin in the parish of Mynachlogddu, co. Pembroke. Conveyance of Trevervedd and other lands in the parish of Tremain, etc. in co. Cardigan. Duplicate of no. 2.

1 Morris Morgan of the parish of Llanfihangel, Penbedw, co. Pembroke nephew and heir at law of Mary Howell of the parish of Kilgerran, co. Pembroke, deceased. 2 Thomas Howell of the parish of Llanwinio, co. Carmarthen. Lease for a year of Cwrt y Mwnws and Vronwen, etc., in the parishes of Monington and Llantood, co. Pembroke.

1 Richard James of the parish of Monington, co. Pembroke, second son of William James late of Trevase in the parish of Moelgrove, co. Pembroke. 2 Thomas Howells of parish of Llanwinio, co. Carmarthen, executor and legatee of the will of Mary Howell late of the parish of Cilgerran, co. Pembroke, widow. 3 Vaughan Horton of the town of Carmarthen. Lease for a year of Cwrt y Mwnnws and Fronwen, Rhydcaled or Trevigin fach in the parishes of Monington and Llantood in co. Pembroke.

1 Richard James of the parish of Monington, co. Pembroke (econd son of the late William James of Travasse in the parish of Moelgrove, co. Pembroke) and Elizabeth the wife of the said Richard James. 2 Thomas Howell of the parish of Llanwinio, co. Carmarthen, executor and legatee of the late Mary Howell of the parish of Kilgerran, co. Pemroke. 3 Vaughan Horton of the town of Carmarthen. 4 Thomas Morris of the town of Carmarthen. Release of Cwrtymwnws, Fronwen, Rhydgaled, alias Trevigin Fach and Gafael Meredith in the parishes of Llantood and Monington, co. Pembroke.

1 Richard Jones of the parish of Monington, co. Pembroke. 2 Arthur Jones of the town of Carmarthen. Release of Cwrt y Mwnws, Fronwen, Rhydgaled alias Trevigin Fach and Gafael Meredith in the parishes of Llantood and Monington, co. Pembroke.

1 Griffith Jones, Fountain St Dogmels, co. Pembroke. 2 Stephen Nicholas, Bailiff of the Leet of St Dogmels. Receipt for Rent of Fountain.

1 Griffith Jones of the town of Cardigan, devisee named in the will of John Evans of Pendre, Cardigan and James Jones of Edmonton, Middlesex (son of Griffith Jones) and Jemima his wife. 2 John Bowen of Troedyraur, co. Cardigan. Deed to declare the uses of Recovery of the lands in parishes of Tremain and Verwig called Treneved, etc.

1 Griffith Jones, vouchee in person. 2 James Jones and Jemima his wife, vouchee by po. loc. Arthur Jones attorney. Exemplification of recovery of lands in p's Tremain and Verwig, co. Card., Treneved, etc. With seal intact.

1 Griffith Jones of the town of Cardigan, devisee named in the will of John Evans of Pendre, Cardigan, deceased and James Jones of 5 Staple Inn Buildings Holborn, London (son of Griffith Jones by Mary his late wife deceased) and Jemima his wife. 2 Walter Lloyd of Coedmor, co. Cardigan,. Lease for a year of Treveredd etc. in p's Tremain and Verwig, co. Card. [Numbered 40 in the original schedule, a number also used by a marriage settlement dated 9 March 1782. The marriage settlement has been renumbered 40a.].

1 Griffith Jones of the town of Cardigan, devisee named in the last will of John Evans late of Pendre in the town of Cardigan, deceased. 2 James Jones of 5 Staple Inn Buildings, Holborn, London (son and heir of the said Griffith Jones by Mary his late wife) and Jemima the wife of the said James Jones. 3 Walter Lloyd of Coedmore, co. Cardigan. Release of annuities. Draft.

1 James Jones of Staple Inn BuildingsLondon (son of Griffith Jones of the town of Cardigan and Mary his late wife) and Jemima the wife of the said James Jones. 2 Griffith Jones of the town of Cardigan. Demise for 500 years by way of indemnity of Treneved etc., p's Tremain and Verwig, co. Card.